And do you have interesting results worthwhile to be published?
Then you might be interested to submit a paper to the Special Issue of Water (IF = 1.832) on "Hydrological Processes under Environmental Change". For more information, please see the website (http://www.mdpi.com/journal/water/special_issues/hydrological_environmental).
Good plan!
However, the title seems too narrow. I would like to paste the topics here.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- attribution of hydrological changes to environmental changes using modelling and data-based approaches;
- calibration and validation of hydrological models focusing on different runoff components;
- evaluation of hydrological models in simulating impacts of past land use changes;
- evaluation of hydrological models for historic climate changes;
- use of in-situ and satellite data for model evaluation under environmental changes;
- dynamic model parameterizations and model structures to enhance model performance under changes;
- sensitivity and uncertainty analyses under environmental changes;
- smart use of impacts of future environmental changes for hydrological model evaluation.
I would suggest a rigorous scientific definition of Environmental Change be considered.
Minjiao, thanks for your additions.
Jaime, environmental changes include but are not limited to climate change, land use change and land cover change.
Veeraswamy, the MDPI journal 'Water' indeed has a good reputation (impact factor 1.832) but publication costs might be an obstacle (1500 CHF). Perhaps your university can provide funding for these costs.
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